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Hi people, I couldn't find my build log I posted a long time ago, so I am re-posting it!

 

So, the project was called "Oracle" because this build was my very first hand made PC that I was going to use for my third year final project.

 

Roughly, the research was to use SSD to overcome write issues in RAID 5 configuration. Therefore, I had to have a control, which was the traditional HDD in RAID 5.

Although I did not have enough time to test the speeds on Oracle (Database), I was able to do the preliminary tests on a benchmarking software. Argh, I had problems with parts delivery...

 

My build has changed a bit from when I did the project, so, I will post my current specs.

 

 

MB: ASUS Rampage IV Extreme
CPU: Intel Core i7-3960X
Thermal Compound: Arctic Silver 5
Cooler: Corsair H100 
RAM: 2x 16GB G.Skill RipjawsZ
PSU: Corsair AX1200
GFX: 2x ASUS GeForce GTX 580 DirectCu II (1.56GB) SLI
Disks: Samsung 256GB 830 Series SSD (Boot), 3x Samsung 256GB 830 Series SSD (RAID0), Western Digital WD1002FAEX Caviar Black 1TB (Storage)
Monitor: ASUS VG278H
Case: Thermaltake Level 10 GT
OS: Windows 8 Pro 64-bit
Speaker: Logitech Z-906
 
I will include pictures later when I can figure out how to do the URL thinggy...
 
Edit: Added pictures.
 
Front:
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Sneak Peek from the front:

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Peek inside the side window:

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Slightly opened side door:

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Notes:

Hehehe the inside is a bit dusty but the red theme makes it look like an abandoned research lab operating on red backup lights.

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PC: The Oracle
Phone History: Nokia 3310, Samsung Z500, HTC Touch, iPhone 3GS + Samsung S5600 Preston, iPhone 3GS + Blackberry Bold 9700, Samsung Galaxy S + Blackberry Bold 9700, Samsung Galaxy S2 + Samsung Galaxy Tab + Blackberry Bold 9700, Samsung Galaxy S3 + Blackberry Torch 9800, Samsung Galaxy Note 2 + Blackberry Bold 9900 + Blackberry Playbook, Samsung Galaxy Note 2  + Nokia Lumia 920, Galaxy S4 +Nokia Lumia 920, Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Samsung Galaxy S5

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wow.   2 x 16gb sticks  thats just crazy!

 

 

and you post pictures by uplaoding the imags to a image hosting site and then right clicking the image then clicking "copy image url" and pasting that in as the image link :)

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wow.   2 x 16gb sticks  thats just crazy!

 

 

and you post pictures by uplaoding the imags to a image hosting site and then right clicking the image then clicking "copy image url" and pasting that in as the image link :)

I got 2 16GB sets of 4... making 32GB total but unstable if unlucky. In this case I was uber lucky. beginner luck for the win hehehe...

 

Do you know any good image hosting sites? I take pictures with my DSLR and the images are 32MB each...

PC: The Oracle
Phone History: Nokia 3310, Samsung Z500, HTC Touch, iPhone 3GS + Samsung S5600 Preston, iPhone 3GS + Blackberry Bold 9700, Samsung Galaxy S + Blackberry Bold 9700, Samsung Galaxy S2 + Samsung Galaxy Tab + Blackberry Bold 9700, Samsung Galaxy S3 + Blackberry Torch 9800, Samsung Galaxy Note 2 + Blackberry Bold 9900 + Blackberry Playbook, Samsung Galaxy Note 2  + Nokia Lumia 920, Galaxy S4 +Nokia Lumia 920, Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Samsung Galaxy S5

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Do you know any good image hosting sites? I take pictures with my DSLR and the images are 32MB each...

 

 

Dropbox works well and you don't really have to upload to a site like flickr. You just dump your pictures in the public dropbox folder on your hdd, then right-click and copy public link. They will give you up to 5gb storage space for free.

 

I just hope you weren't thinking about posting 32mb pictures. I usually re-size mine with irfanview.

 

I don't really play many games for gameplay anymore honestly. I play most games just for the graphics.

 

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Dropbox works well and you don't really have to upload to a site like flickr. You just dump your pictures in the public dropbox folder on your hdd, then right-click and copy public link. They will give you up to 5gb storage space for free.

 

I just hope you weren't thinking about posting 32mb pictures. I usually re-size mine with irfanview.

 

Yeah those pictures are way too large they cause chrome to lag a bit while looking at them.

Nice build though, red fits so well in that case :). It needs some cleaning though :lol:.

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I really need to buy myself some compressed air so that i can clean it up.

PC: The Oracle
Phone History: Nokia 3310, Samsung Z500, HTC Touch, iPhone 3GS + Samsung S5600 Preston, iPhone 3GS + Blackberry Bold 9700, Samsung Galaxy S + Blackberry Bold 9700, Samsung Galaxy S2 + Samsung Galaxy Tab + Blackberry Bold 9700, Samsung Galaxy S3 + Blackberry Torch 9800, Samsung Galaxy Note 2 + Blackberry Bold 9900 + Blackberry Playbook, Samsung Galaxy Note 2  + Nokia Lumia 920, Galaxy S4 +Nokia Lumia 920, Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Samsung Galaxy S5

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